docu issue multiply(#ff6600, #0000ff);

[soliton4]

the result is obv. not #ff6600. this is a typo and a pretty confusing one.

[Synchro]

Moving this issue to docs. When you know what the output is supposed to be, please can you say what it is in case the person reading your report doesn't know. "obv. not" is not helpful; it would have taken less typing to provide the correct output.

[Soviut]

Agreed. The way to report an issue is to show what you tried, show what you expected, show what you got instead.

[soliton4]

are you guys kidding me?
the result is #000000

how are you supposed to write a doc if you cant see that and rather discuss about proper bug reporting?

[Synchro]

There's nothing wrong with my ability to write docs, and I could indeed see exactly what the answer should have been as soon as I looked at it, no thanks to your bug report. If your'e going to help, be helpful. We're "discuss about proper bug reporting" because you apparently need some guidance in that area.

[Soviut]

Saying "shit's broken" doesn't help anyone. The people contributing, documenting and providing help here are doing it in their free time. You doing a minimum of proper reporting results in less of their time taken to reproduce your issue and far greater likelihood they'll look at your issue sooner, rather than later.

For example, the solution might have been as simple as updating to a different version but you didn't even mention what version of LESS you were using.